[FFmpeg-devel] UDP multicasts mixed up on receive due to wrong bind()
Baptiste Coudurier
baptiste.coudurier
Mon Nov 10 23:04:33 CET 2008
Hi guys,
Luca Abeni wrote:
> Hi Jethro,
>
> Jethro Walters wrote:
> [...]
>>>> Why not just try to bind to the multicast address if
>>> that fails bind to any? I
>>>> suspect winsock filters incoming data based on the
>>> multicast groups the said
>>>> socket is said to have a membership in.
>>> Yes, this is an option too. But (see my reply to Laurent)
>>> I'd like to
>>> investigate cleaner solutions first...
>>> Everything we need are windows testers ;-)
>> I run Windows on a regular basis. You need something testing, I'm all ears. :)
>
> Just create a multicast stream with vlc (it should have some
> wizard to do this) and then try to receive it with
> ffplay udp://<multicast address>:port
>
> Apply Jindrich's patch, and see if it breaks something. Then,
> apply my patch and repeat the same experiment.
>
Can we fix this issue ? I mean Linux has priority over win32 IMHO, if
win32 users care, and I do personnally, can someone give me a multicast
address to test ?
Thanks.
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